Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19
A MAN'SH0ME HIS.CASTLE
BRAVE CEL1S FIGHT \ FORCE
SEM 40 FNiCr.

dou'S Standard POINTS Out the True
Way to Quiet IrelAud.
LONDON, Jan. 1S.-A special CORES
pondent at Glenbeigh, county Kerry, who
is investigating the evicllons on the W inn
estates, telegraphs that 1850 policeman
and bsilitfs started Tor Coomashorn, n
wind and almost in accessible glen, TO eVict
the occupants of nine houses, the only
dwellings in the neighborhood. The
peasantry learned OF their approach and
removed the usual means OF crossing the
stream near the glen, and which was
| swollen by recent storms. This delay ed
! the evlotOrs in doing their work, as the
| police rather than wet their feet by ford
| ing the stream preferred to make long
| detour. Then the peasantry women, who
| rejulced In the trouble they had caused
the police aud ballitfs, carried the reDOr-
ters aud others who were friendly to the
| tenants across the stream on their backs.
| The police, with much difficulty, finally
succeeded in climbing the glen. Then,
| with liked baYOnets, they proceeded TO
| tue houses amid the grOaus OF the people,
| and ordered them vacated, Several OF
them have already been emptied. T6e
! work OF eViclng is proceeding. After
| the tenants leave, the houses are levelled
with cIow bars. The burning OF vacated
| dwellings, has heen abandoned, owing TO
government pressure on the landlords.
LEVEL IRELAND UP.
All the newspapers to-day publish an
outline of tie new conspiracy hill as il
was given IN yesterdays standard. The
| Pail Mall Gazette declares that the Dre-
te ce OF "a, plying tie new law of the
United KIM dom Is the thiunesJ veneer,
| maEe-bclleve deceiVing no one. Tne
GaZ tie continues: 1.-The bill Is Intended
tor ireland alone. As "A coercion bin tor
England and scotland II Will receive
the most rt sOlute opposition. Weare not
gOin- To allow English Liberties and privi-
leges TO be sacrificed merely because the
Tory government hnds 1t impossible to
keep Ireland quiet without another turn
of the screw. Instead OF leVeling England
down 10 the irish level the true method IL
TO level Ireland up 10 the English level"
Inc st. James Gazette considers that
the measure can do no mischief. Eng
land, it says, is absolutely necessary to
Ireland.
The Globe commends the proposal TO
change venue in the trial OF cases in
which local jurles are not likely TO con-
yict.
The circular issued by MIR. Gladstone
urging the attendance OF all Liberals at
the coming session of Parliament has
been sent TO both Lord harrington and
Mr.. Chamberlain ana their followers.
PROCEDURE IN THE COMMONS.
The leading proposal OF the govern
meht in regard to the reform vi procedure
In the Hous OF Commons Is 10 transfer
the cloture initiative from tue Speaker to
the leader OF the House, upon whose mo-
tion bare majority snail be sufficient to
decide for cloture.
Sharp divergence exists betw Sir
William NerHOn HarcOurt ana J0nn N or
ley with r. terence To the negotiations
with Mr.. Chamberlain. Sir Harcourt
WAITS Mr.. Gladstone To coucede form OF
compromise on the home rule question
that will be acceptable to MIR. Chamber
lain. Mr.. Morley is opposed 10 making
such a concession. Sir HarcOurt threat
Gus, 10 the event OF collapse Of the ne
.OtlatIons, to seCede from the 6 laGstonlan
party.
The Liberal and Irish Nationalist
clubs OF London are arranging 40 hold a
z eat puOic meeting at ST. James hail
to express indignation at the cruelty and
IuhumanIy shown In the recent evic-
tiuns on the Winn estates at GlenDeign,
County Kerry, Ireland. Right Hon.
james Stausheld Will preside.
GosCHEN's CANDIDACY.
LORD Harrington has written IA letter in
ling tue Exchange division OF Liverpool
for Parliament. He rays: 81 believe /
snail be aUle TO explain on fitting 0cca-
sion the reasons why | can personally
best contribute to the OJjccts OF the
UniOnists by retaining an independent
position. but other considerations were
involved IN the decIsiOn whIcu Mr..
CiOschen was called upon 10 take, aud IL
is with my concurrence and believe that
r. 4
he has accep ed Office
MIR. GVscnen delivered a speech at Liv-
erpoul this evening. lie sald that
although tae events OF the past few
months nad not rendered the pJrltlon in
Ireland less d tlicult tue Efforts OF the
UnIonists would be as steadI!y directed
as they had been heretofore. ne dwelJ
upon the hecesslty of keeping Il tirm hand
"a pom the expenditures Ol tae kingdom,
but added that il the UaIioa insisted tDat
certain things were necessary il would be
ioolIsI 20 refuse to pay the costs. The
government, he sald, were prepared tor
any obstruction tnat they might meet
with, aud were hopeful that worthy adj
ditlons would be msde 10 the statute book
which would deserve the approval Of all
CLASSES of politicians.
EIs HOME HIS CASTLE.
DUBLIN, Jan. lS.-Excltlng scenes
poU. a,L. tbI1I &c SsT ear CdueTcOnlIsn.
COUNTY ..imeiSat. Ihy occasion beng the
eStrti1o % EIMOtD. & Grady on the Gab-
bot estates. I1tOrmttion was conveyed
70 APGtadN that lUISe ~ 100 policemen
aud bali.i-, uHuer command OF Cap
Pluukttt, was coming 10 eyict BIN ana
DE prepared to give them warm r,cep-
tion. with the assistance OF neighDors
ne cut down trees ana shrubbery, with
Wntcn he barTIcnded his house. Then
O'GTady and alb e twenty OF mis- friends
proceeded 10 tne upper story OF the house,
cut away The starcase behind them and
stationed themselves at the windows 10
await the coming OF the enemy. Toe
evictinV party soon arrived and stOrmcd
the house with sledge hammers and
Dayonets. Ladders were placed against
.a.. s0ll1. up wtics tyr -.E 5Gg en-
.=4 hailiss sHermsI. opt the dRienders
threw boiling water upon their assailants
and hurled the ladders TO the ground.
The attacking party advanced repeatedly
upon the mouse, and were as often re-
pulsed, the contest lasting fully three
hours. Ultimately hole was cut Ia the
upper floor, through which some police
men crawled, while others covered the
occupants OF tho mouse with ri1es, threat
ening TO fire II the slightest hostile move
mpnt was made. The eviction was then
effected and several persons we're ar
rested. During the excitement crowds OF
people gathered about the house and
cheered toe defenders. For this display
OF sympathy they were repeatedly
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